Yep shatko, jek, and ganchis added to gorram and grok... of course I've always been partial to fargin and iceholes but not everyone loved Johnny Dangerously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edgefu
Yep shatko, jek, and ganchis added to gorram and grok... of course I've always been partial to fargin and iceholes but not everyone loved Johnny Dangerously.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edgefu
No. ****, **** etc work just fine, or rather their Finnish counterparts in every day speech. Then again, I don't live in a country where letters in a certain order, regardless of intent, are something to get upset about.
Genocide is cool and many while nipples and words are a cause for concern is something I will never understand nor adhere to. If someone has an issue with swearing, **** 'em.
Whoa! No Shadowrun love yet? Can't wait for the remake coming out soon.
oi chummer, here's some fragged up drek. I was in the plex when this shaikujin bumps into me, knocks over my soycaffe. He just looks down his nose at me like he's all wizard or something so I tell him where he can slot it. You know what Mr. Sarariman says to me? Buzz, just like that he says buzz and walks away. So I grab him by the neck and tell him to lick my boots before I decide to geek him. Well turns out the suit was actually a seoul man and he had a couple razorboys all wired out that I hadn't noticed. That was hosed up but I ditched the vatjobs near the Aztechnology arc. Those frag faces need to slot off.
This = WIN. You sir, win the internets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galactimus
I agree. /cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Woodruff1987
Fake curse words sound so forced it's almost painful to listen to. "Frak" made me shift in my seat every time one of the characters tried to spit it out emphatically. When it's obviously not being used to replace an existing curse-word I can usually stomach them. Shtako does the same. Although, good name for Japanese beer.
My friend does, I don't but he legitimately says Shtako when we speak together. :-P
If I had a friend like that, I would punch him in the face. Not joking. It's ridiculous to an incomprehensible level. Here is a challenge for someone! Come up with a word that adequately describes the ridiculousness of using non-swear words to swear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slay
It's insanity, It's so insane that it makes me insane. The whole notion of it makes me want to strangle people.
Of course I don't. What kind of frelling idiot uses made up curse words from a TV show?
I see what you did there... well played. *claps*Quote:
Originally Posted by Festival